Barbara A Anderson Weds Harry M Church in Gardiner
Miss Barbara Amelia Anderson daughter of Mrs. B A Anderson of Gardiner united in marriage with Harry M Church of Gardiner at Prof J L Conant home on Lincoln avenue. Rev J R Clifford officiated. Attendants were Prof. and Mrs. Conant. After a reception the couple left for a bridal trip to the White Mountains and will reside on North Street pending home completion.
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Daily Réporter-Journal
Gardiner
Maine
Barbara A. Anderson
B. A
J. R. Clifford
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
James R. Andrson
Barbara Conant
Dorith Barbara Anderson
Frances Manson
A&a
Eugene Conant
E. W. Wyman
Brue C. Morrill
Frank Wise
David Kalley
Fuller Sherman
Alice Richards
B .A. Anderson
Bristol
R. L
James N. Church
Tufts Dental School
Buffington Promotes Dr Howard's Specific Remedy
W H Buffington, a proactive druggist, pushes Dr Howards specific for constipation and dyspepsia by offering a half price on a 50c bottle. Bartington backs the remedy, promising refunds if not cured, while claims link headaches indigestion and liver trouble to relieve symptoms.
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W. H. Buffington
Dr. Howard Co
Dr. Howard
W. H. Bartington
Bowling Tournament Entries and Schedule Listed
The article lists 12 teams entered in the VW CPA Bowling Tou Tournament with captains and players for Moonshiners, Bunnysides, Lot Q, Myasteries, Matts, Twenty Threes, Hustlere, South Ends, Hank Honke, Hayseeda, Dibgbate, and Combinations. It also provides the Monday through Thursday matchups: No 1 vs No 7, No 2 vs No 8, No 8 vs No 9, and No 4 vs No 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VW Cpa
O. W. Cromer
W. Brownell
J. Edmonds
J. Bottomley
W. Garva
Fred Wilkin
Carlton Hill
Fred Bowler
Munro
F. E. Clark
Lot Q
Charles Nett
Wilbur
Wee A. Balfour
W.W. McCaughey
Myasteries
R.murray
Davidson
A. Davidson
R. Taylor
Matts
O. Herrmann
G. Kinnicutt
W. Higgins
H. Magee
R. Bingham
G. H. Manchester
J. Mantester
W. Manchester
Es Clark
W. Johnston
Hustlere
O. Osterberg
W. D.F. Brown
W. McCaw
W. RK. Davis
E. H. Huxley
A. R. Newman
O. Dimond
P. Kenney
L. Gorham
Dibgbate
J.sal. Dingbat
L. H. Usilan
P. Kenney, Jr
H. Kinlock
Young
A Sohafit
George Paul
J. Walsh
W. Nelson
P. Brady
Va. O
Ada Alice Trudell Obituary
Ada Alice Trudell died yesterday morning at 71 Gooding Lane after a brief illness caused by spasmodic croup. Born in town to Edward and Albina Trudell, she attended Byfield School as a bright child. Funeral Sunday at 3 from her parents' residence with burial at St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Alice Trudell
Gooding Lane
Edward
Albina, Trudell
Byfield School
Mise Eva M. T
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Widow of Jacob H. Martin Dies in Bristol at 86
Mrs. Anne Frances Martin widow of Jacob H. Martin died Wednesday morning at her daughter Mrs. John H. Tucker's home on Union Street after a year of frailty. Born in Cheraw South Carolina she lived in Providence before moving to Bristol fifteen years ago. She was 86 and a charter member of the YWCA of Providence. Survived by daughter Mrs. John H. Tucker sister Mrs. Penelope Babcock and brother General George Andrews U S A retired. Funeral held at 1 30 this afternoon at 80 Union Street Rev W R Trotter officiated burial Swan Point Cemetery.
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Anne Frances Martin
Jacob H. Martin
John H. Tucker
Union Street
Martin
Cheraw
South Carolina
George
Cornelia
Lippits) Andrews
Providence
Bristol
Penelope Babcock
William Babcock
George Andrews
Washington
W. R. Trotter
Trinity Curo
Swan Point Cemetery
Charles Henry Finch Dies in Boston Hospital
Charles Henry Finch, former resident, died Wednesday at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston after Mt. Bright’s disease. survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Washington Finch of Jamaica Plain, two sisters, and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Finch
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Mt. Bright
Finch
Washington Finch
Jamaica Plain
David A. McCaughey
May Fisch
Alferd Finch
Obituary Notice for Eleanor Finch’s Father
A brief obituary notes the death of a man with a daughter, Miss Eleanor Finch, surviving him. The funeral was held from Mrs Emma E ry's undertaking rooms at 104 Constitution Street at 1 o'clock. Rev W K Trotter of Trinity Church officiated. The brothers listed were Robert McCaughey, John Campbell, Walter E Simmons, and William Harrop. Burial followed at Juniper Hill Cemetery.
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Ee Ata
Eleanor Finch
Emma Ery
Constitution Street
W. K.trotter
Trinity Church
Robert McCaughey
John, Campbell
Walter E. Simmons
William Harrop
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Funeral Rites For Ralph Goodyear Held Here
Ralph Goodyear formerly of this town died at his Providence home last Monday and was laid to rest at North Cemetery yesterday afternoon. He was born in France on Oct 2 1860 and the funeral was conducted at his late residence 97 Admiral street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Goodyear
Raphael Langibandiere
Providence
North Cemetery
Mr. Goodyear
France
Admiral Street
New England
Quincy
Mass
Horace M. Barns
Europe
National India Rubber Company
Charles Pitman
Benjamin Pitman
Marbleaville
Tenn
S. H. Baker
Provincetown
George H. Luscomb
David Harvey
Idella Harvey
Edgewood
Birthday Reception for 75th Birthday at Home
A Wednesday evening reception at 48 Oliver Street honored A F Marchant on his 75th birthday. Pastor Rev McVay led the gathering, with guests including Mrs Jewi Mayhew of Edgartown. Daughter Mrs Jos H K Dunbar decorated a birthday cake bearing Marchant and Mayhew initials and ages, as the group sang and prayed after ice cream and cake.
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Oliver ,Street
Mr. McVay
Marchant
Jewi Mayhew
Edgartown
Jos H K. Dunbar
Amateurs Impress Crowd at Star Theater in Bristol
Large Bristol audience witnessed the amateurs with Walter Taylor surpassing a world record by escaping a straight jacket in 55 seconds. Friday and Saturday feature Uncle Tom's Usbin with a three-reel Biograph, plus a matinee Saturday for children at five cents, showtime 8 p.m.
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Bristol
Walter Taylor
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Napoleon Dupuis
In this town on September 29 a daughter was born to Mr Napoleon Dupuis and his wife.
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Dupuis
Napoleon Dupuis
Luther Harris Married in Fall River
Luther and Joanna Harris tied the knot in Fall River on September 27, witnessed by Rev. J Oscar Moon. The couple, both residents of the town, begin married life together.
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Luther—Harris
Fall River
Rev. J. Oscar Moon
Frederick L. Luther
Miss Joanna Harris
Obituaries and notices from town region shows several deaths
In this town, Sept 28 Mrs Anne Frances Martin widow of Jacob H Martin aged 87 at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Sept 27 Charles EH Finch formerly of this town aged 37 Goodyear in Providence Sept 26 Ralph Goodyear formerly of this town aged 50 Merrill in Stafford Springs Conn Sept 29 John Harvey Merrill aged 54 funeral Monday Oct 3 12 m 28 Cushing St Providence Nickerson In West Barrington Sept 29 Georgiannia widow of William Nickerson aged 69
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Martin
Anne Frances Martin
Jacob H. Martin
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Charles EH. Finch
Goodyear
Providence
Ralph Goodyear
Merrill
Stafford Springs
Conn
John Harvey Merrill
Cushing St
Nickerson
Weat Barrington
Georgiannia
William Nickerson
Doan's Kidney Pills Publicized For Kidney Pain Relief
Bristol resident Miss Jane Fanning testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills easing her kidney pain and weakness. The ad claims rapid action, urges prompt use, and notes J H Young & Co Drug Store sold the product at 50 cents with Foster Milburn Co as U S agents.
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Lake
Doan
Phey
Bristol
Jane
Fanning
High St
R. I
J. H. Young & Co
Foater-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Reiminiécences of Bristol from The Phoenix 1900
Chronicle of Bristol events from The Phoenix dated September 4 1900 covering a brutal murder two Italians killed by a Polish man jealousy over a woman, local school site survey by William Perry, Trinity Church bell plans, local band serenade for a grocery store opening, floral gifts for Mrs Theodora DeWolf, Mrs Colt’s illness, Mrs Catherine Gaynor’s ninety ninth birthday at a ball game, electric lighting expansion on Metacom avenue, near misses at Poppasquash harbor, school staffing changes, death of Mary E driving horse, Yarn Mills expansion plans, 1890 notes, and local visitors.
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Oliver
State Street
Trinity Church
St. Mary’s T. A
Fifé and Orom
Thomas Lally
Lally
Franklin and
High Street
Theodora DeWolfolf
Col. S. P. Cole
John DeWolf
Pathe
Greater
New York
Colt
Catherine Gaynor
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
Metacom Avenue
Warren
Bristol
Russell Coggeshall
John Bent
O. F. Herreshoff
South Acton
Maas
Peigaspar
Bristol High School
Whipple
M.N. Cole
Mary E
Washington Stroctiis
Democratic Ticket Selected at Providence Convention
The Democratic convention in Providence chose a slate led by Governor hopeful Lewis A. Waterman of Providence and included Lieutenant Governor candidate Philip K. Clarke of Newport Secretary of State Alberic A. Archambault of Warwick General Treasurer Tristam D. Babcock of Westerly Attorney General John L Devlin of Providence and U S Senate nominee Arthids L Brows. The First District Congressman George F. O Shaansey of Providence and Second District Congressman Thomas F. Cooney of Oranaton were named, with Brows slated as United States Senate candidate to succeed Nelson W. Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Lewis A. Waterman
Philip K. Clarke
Newport
Alberic A. Archambault
Warwick
Tristam D. Babcock
Westerly
John L Devlin
George F. O'Shaansesy
Thomas F. Cooney
Oranaton
Arthids L.brows
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Quiet Tension After Poker Party Ends
A man recalls returning from a poker party to a silent, tense home. His wife’s look spoke volumes, yet no words were exchanged, leaving the evening’s outcome uncertain and their relationship under scrutiny.
Quarrel Over Insults Sparks Heated Exchange
A terse dispute unfolds as one speaker questions whether the other's wife described him as a brute or beast. The exchange focuses on intent and tone, revealing tension between the parties.
Rexall Orderlies Offered With Risk Free Trial
We cover all medicine costs during the trial if Rexall Orderlies fail to relieve constipation. You are not obligated to us. The product is promoted as safe, gentle, and effective for all ages, available in two sizes, 100 and Abo, from The Hope Drug Co. at 297 Hope Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Hope Drug Co
Hope Street
Judge Fines Man for Vagrancy Exchange
A courtroom exchange shows the judge labeling the prisoner as lacking visible means of support and asking if he can pay a fine of 25 dollars. The prisoner questions the judge, calling it a foolish question under the circumstances.
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Ander
Juliet and the Critic in sharp poet duel
An unnamed speaker challenges an actress with lingering flattery and asks if Juliet was good. The critic responds that “good” is insufficient praise for a lady of merit, signaling a tense exchange on performance and art.
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Juliet Good
Dale E
Good
Lady Good
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